Located in mid-America, Monrovia, Indiana (population 1,400), founded in 1834, is primarily a farming community. Frederick Wiseman’s film is about the day-to-day experiences living and working in ...

Located in mid-America, MONROVIA, INDIANA, founded in 1834, is primarily a farming community. The film is about the day-to-day experiences living and working in Monrovia, with emphasis on community ...

"Thanks for stopping by." The first official trailer has debuted for the documentary Monrovia, Indiana, the latest film by iconic doc filmmaker Frederick Wiseman. This premiered at the Venice Film ...

Documaker Frederick Wiseman turns his camera on a small Midwestern farming community and explores its values in 'Monrovia, Indiana.' By Deborah Young Small-town America has been portrayed so often and ...

A referee collapsed and died during the second quarter of a girls basketball game Friday night at Monrovia High School.

‘Monrovia, Indiana’ does not sound like a scintillating topic for a documentary. But in the hands of Frederick Wiseman, you never get what you expect. America’s premier documentarian, the 88-year-old ...

Referee Jeffrey Tamarri tragically passed away after collapsing during a high school basketball game in Indiana. Funeral ...

"I mentioned to a friend of mine that I wanted to make a movie about a small town in the Midwest, and she told me she had a friend who worked at the University of Indiana Law School whose family lived ...

A low-lying, unremarkable assemblage of cornfields, churches and boxy mom-and-pop businesses, the eponymous town in Frederick Wiseman’s “Monrovia, Indiana” is the kind of community we’ve read a lot ...

The Harrison Warriors come up just short in their 62-60 loss to the Monrovia Bulldogs in the Niehaus Lumber Holiday Classic.

It may be hard to believe, but it's already been eight years since Monrovia decided to forge a new chapter in its long history by joining the Indiana Crossroads Conference. Before the Bulldogs made ...

A low-lying, unremarkable assemblage of cornfields, churches and boxy mom-and-pop businesses, the eponymous town in Frederick Wiseman’s “Monrovia, Indiana” is the kind of community we’ve read a lot ...